Here are lists of formulaic phrases that are useful for ALL levels of German learning. Personalise the sheets, or use them as are. A good tip is to laminate them and either hand them out to be used in each class, or better yet, hot glue them to the students' desks, as Nicole Polke, who created these, did. NO excuses for not speaking German!

Dieser musikalische Adventtskalender hat aktuelle deutsche Pop- und Rockmusik, mit Aufgaben! Jeden Tag ein neuer Song:
http://adventskalender.deutschlern.net/

Activities for playful engagement with the German language. Created and shared by Paula Blum, Boulder, Co.

Paula Blum (ex NZ, now living in beautiful Boulder, Colorado, and teaching at the local Waldorf Schule) is sharing some great ideas to stimulate students into liking to write creatively in German.

Attached are a Powerpoint Presentation and a .pdf, both created by Oxford University Press to teach the use of their dictionaries. However, I believe most of their conventions are in universal usage. The ppt is 35 slides long, very encompassing, but you can edit and choose the slides that you think are important for your learners.
I think this would be a good resource to upload onto your institution's server, so that learners can access and download it if they wish to do so.
The .pdf is a copy of the .ppt.

Get Bundesländer into the correct position on a map of Germany:
http://www.ukgermanconnection.org/cms/?location_id=103

General knowledge tests (trivia, really) about aspects of German life, history, culture, sports,travel in Germany, science, ....
http://www.ukgermanconnection.org/cms/?location_id=176

Fill the gap/cloze texts about German stars, Autobahn, Einstein, Fanta Vier...
http://www.ukgermanconnection.org/cms/?location_id=746

Match the mood to the German word
http://www.ukgermanconnection.org/cms/?location_id=280

Alerted by our friends from the French.ac.nz website, I had a look at this rich and informative wiki. It is well worth a look: it offers lots of 'how-to' downloads and makes a compelling case for the integration of e-learning in the classroom to serve higher level thinking and communication skills.
http://edorigami.wikispaces.com/Bloom%27s+Digital+Taxonomy

Here is a easy to follow explanation from Gretchen Badenhorst on how to create Google docs and how to set up an account. Google docs is an application that lets you share documents, such as wordfiles, pdfs, spreadsheets and more with people you invite. This makes it easier than sending fat files via email, which is a pain for users without broadband access. All invited people can work on the files, making changes, adding to them, download them and more.

Lingt languages ist ein website, der web 2 tools benutzt, um Schüler zu engagieren. Dieses Video erklärt den Website weiter und wie man ihn einfachst einsetzt. Clickt einfach auf die gelbe Leiste hier oben, um das Gesamtfeld mit dem Video zu sehen.

http://lingtlanguage.com

Alphabet and number practice, interactive activity